Privacy

Gift lists and shared links

Your gift list keeps product identifiers in this browser's local storage so your choices are available when you return. Use the plus or check on a toy to add or remove it, or remove it inside your gift list. Clearing this site's data also clears the saved list.

Opening your gift list sends its product identifiers to the site to prepare the complete list. It includes product names, Amazon links with this site's affiliate tag, and an affiliate disclosure. You can copy or download it.

If direct email is available, choosing Send list passes the address you enter and the complete list to Cloudflare Email Service for one-time delivery. Cloudflare Turnstile checks the send request using a verification token; the site does not send your gift-list contents to Turnstile. Recipient addresses are not added to your browser's saved list or the site's optional measurement counters.

If direct email is unavailable, Open mail app starts a draft for shorter lists, and you choose the recipient and send it yourself.

Normal gift-list navigation keeps the list out of the address bar. If browser storage is unavailable, browsing saved selections may use a link containing product identifiers. Comparison and shared-shortlist links also contain public product identifiers. Anyone with one of these links can see those selections. Shared-shortlist links include up to 24 toys from the current page; a gift-list export or direct email includes your whole saved list.

Shopping and contact

We don't collect order or payment details through this finder. Shopping links take you to a retailer, which handles the purchase under its own privacy policy. Amazon links include an affiliate tag that identifies this site.

If you email us, your email provider and ours process your message and contact details so we can reply. Please don't send payment information or information about children.

Site measurements

Optional site counters are off. We aren't recording feature-use measurements in this version of the finder.

Technical requests

Your browser sends technical information when it requests a page. The hosting service may process connection data, such as an IP address, to deliver and protect the site. That is separate from the optional feature counters described above.